Talk:Cold peace

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Irish-Israeli relations

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Would the relations between Ireland and Israel be seen as cold? Ireland is known to be the most pro-Palestine country, it only recognised Israel in 1975 and opened diplomacy in 1993. Irish politicians have voted to recognise Palestine and even introduced legislation to ban the importation of goods from the Israeli settlements in the West Bank. 2C0F:FC89:8009:3346:297C:58FA:4ECC:2DF (talk) 18:18, 16 November 2024 (UTC)Reply

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Irish-Israeli relations